Paul Little Quotes (19 Quotes)

This is an exciting opportunity that we believe is strategically compelling....

We welcome their entry as a major operator into the rail line-haul business ... I think it's a good move for them and probably good for the industry.

For us, Asia has been an opportunity to grow our business. We believe we've got a very good model inside Toll to offer customers an integrated supply chain capability. We don't think that has been serviced very well right across Asia.

Our strategy to aggressively grow the company's capability and reach into the Asian region and will position the company to produce sustainable long term superior returns.

We're not in a hurry to do anything. We're going to pretty much leave it as is for now.

We have spoken to our top shareholders who are very supportive of our decision and in particular join us with the belief that the ACCC should not be judge and jury in this matter.

I was frustrated out of my mind, trying to figure out the will of God. I was doing everything but getting into the presence of God and asking Him to show me.

Our bid for Patrick is now full steam ahead.

The combination of Toll and Patrick will create a unique and market leading integrated logistics provider in Australia and the Asian region.

The Holy Spirit can't save saints or seats. If we don't know any non-Christians, how can we introduce them to the Savior

I'm confident now that the choice will be a simple one and will be clearly put. The main purpose sitting behind the acquisition of Patrick was to allow us to offer this cross- border supply chain service to our customers.

Bible study is like eating peanuts. The more you eat, the more you want to eat.

Has it ever struck you that the vast majority of the will of God for your life has already been revealed in the Bible That is a crucial thing to grasp.

Today's acquisition proposal will deliver immediate value to both Patrick and Toll shareholders, ongoing benefits to all shareholders, create a truly world class transport and logistics company and gives Patrick shareholders a better structured, lower risk exposure to the aviation business.

At this stage it's, I believe, a very solvable problem ... and common sense should prevail there.

Even worse, what could have motivated him to 'sell out' to his former 'ministry' of persecuting the Christians when he was convinced that it was God's will From his point of view, why would he risk the damnation of his own soul by converting to what he perceived as anti-Jewish beliefs

Others think it's a choice between doing what we want to do and being happy, and doing what God wants us to do and being miserable.

From the work we've done over the last few days, from inside Patrick, we're not hearing anything about anyone taking a rival bid seriously and we're getting on with the business of making the takeover happen.

Some people think that God peers over the balcony of heaven trying to find anybody who is enjoying life. And when He spots a happy person, He yells, ''Now cut that out'' That concept of God should make us shudder because it's blasphemous